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Almost all one-party systems meet the definition of a oligarchy. Also not via a mandate of the masses, not anymore, read about how Xi Jinping came to be the general secretary.
You could have worded this a bit better, it reads as "being rich is enough to get you executed" and not as "being rich doesn't make you exempt from capital punishment". There's plenty of those over there ofc, over a thousand billionaires.
Bit irrelevant because all states seek to control the workers, that's how states work. And why all communistic political ideologies aim to abolish the state at some point.